Word: wisdoms
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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With reference to Friday's "Crimson Wisdom": Though Harvard Dining Services does indeed deserve credit for the new fly-by lunches in Loker Commons, The Crimson ought give credit where credit is due. Two members of the Undergraduate Council, Noah Z. Seton '00 and John Paul Rollert '00, conceived, lobbied for and helped implement the idea...
...TIME, in its majestic wisdom, has decided the world needs to hear from me on this burning issue. O.K.: you're all out of your tiny minds...
...simply grown too wide between big and small companies with comparable earnings per share and comparable prospects going forward. Last week the great Peter Lynch--who outperformed the S&P for the 13 years during which he made Fidelity's Magellan Fund America's largest--brought his common-sense wisdom to bear on the issue. He's adamant that the real value today is in the little stocks, and he's confident that some will grow to be big ones. You have to get the next Ciscos and Intels precisely when they are not hot if you are ever going...
...over-saturation of Zippergate stories might seem another example of what is wrong with the media elite, a group that (as conventional wisdom would have it) is too insulated from mainstream opinion. While the nation cries out for an end to the madness, the media keeps running front page stories about the scandal's ins and outs. As the media adapts to the changing ways we get our news, though, the all-important editorial independence from business concerns gets harder and more costly to sustain. So if providing us with the gossip and entertainment we like is increasingly the goal...
Harvard students will have a chance to soak in some words of wisdom from a major international power broker on Thursday...